2. Casting alloys
2.1 Pure copper
There is only one grade of pure copper specified in the standard NF EN 1982 . No composition is specified for this grade, which only has to meet minimum mechanical and electrical conductivity requirements. The difficulty in producing parts in pure copper is the high reactivity of liquid copper with oxygen and hydrogen, which leads to the phenomenon of roaching (Fig.
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Bibliography
Standardization
- Corrosion of metals and alloys – Determining the dezincification resistance of copper-zinc alloys – Part 1: Test method. - EN ISO 6509-1 -
- Copper and copper alloys – European Numerical Designation System. - EN 1412 -
- Foundry – Technical supply conditions – Part 1: General information. - EN 1559-1 -
- Copper and copper alloys – Copper casting blanks. - EN 1976 -
- Copper and copper alloys –...
Organizations
Center Technique des Industries de la Fonderie (CTIF).
Copper Information Center.
Association Française de Normalisation (AFNOR).
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